Super Bowl Coin Toss Prop

Is the Super Bowl coin toss prop really a 50-50 situation or can you handicap it?

Well, it’s a coin toss, so it has to be a 50-50 chance. But there have been some interesting ‘trends’ emerge when this most popular Super Bowl prop is discussed.

Overall, through Super Bowl 53, tails held a slight 28-25 lead of heads for everyone keeping track at home.

NFC Wins 14 Coin Toss Props in a Row

If it’s 50-50, how the hell did the NFC manage to win 14 straight Super Bowl coin toss calls between Super Bowl 32 and 45? Sometimes the NFC called it right, sometimes the AFC called it wrong, but whatever. That’s a major coin toss trend!

Overall through Super Bowl 53, the NFC was dominating the Super Bowl coin toss prop with a 35-18 lead.

Win the Coin Toss, Lose the Game

It seems a little harsh to suggest that winning the coin toss can doom your team to failure in the Super Bowl. But the facts don’t lie.

In the 15 Super Bowls between No 38 and No. 52, the team that won the coin toss won just five times (Seattle in Super Bowl 48, Baltimore in Super Bowl 47, Green Bay in Super 45, New Orleans in Super Bowl 44 and the Giants in Super Bowl 42).

Overall, the edge is smaller with the coin toss winner going 28-24 in the game itself (through Super Bowl 52).

Patriots Flip Flop on Coin Toss

Here’s a perfect 9-0 Super Bowl coin toss prop winner for you: when the Patriots make the Super Bowl, pay close attention to the coin toss, then make your Super Bowl bet.

In nine Super Bowls, New England is perfect in doing the opposite of the coin toss. That means when they win the coin toss, they lose the game (three times). When they lose the coin toss, they win the game (six times).

Check the Super Bowl coin toss chart below to see for yourself.

Super Bowl Coin Toss Prop History

Super Bowl

Coin Toss

Toss Winner

Game Winner

1

Heads

Packers

Packers

2

Tails

Raiders

Packers

3

Heads

Jets

Jets

4

Tails

Vikings

Chiefs

5

Tails

Cowboys

Colts

6

Heads

Dolphins

Cowboys

7

Heads

Dolphins

Dolphins

8

Heads

Dolphins

Dolphins

9

Tails

Steelers

Steelers

10

Heads

Cowboys

Steelers

11

Tails

Raiders

Raiders

12

Heads

Cowboys

Cowboys

13

Heads

Cowboys

Steelers

14

Heads

Rams

Steelers

15

Tails

Eagles

Raiders

16

Tails

49ers

49ers

17

Tails

Dolphins

Redskins

18

Heads

Raiders

Raiders

19

Tails

49ers

49ers

20

Tails

Bears

Bears

21

Tails

Broncos

Giants

22

Heads

Redskins

Redskins

23

Tails

49ers

49ers

24

Heads

Broncos

49ers

25

Heads

Bills

Giants

26

Heads

Redskins

Redskins

27

Heads

Bills

Cowboys

28

Tails

Cowboys

Cowboys

29

Heads

49ers

49ers

30

Tails

Cowboys

Cowboys

31

Heads

Patriots

Packers

32

Tails

Packers

Broncos

33

Tails

Falcons

Broncos

34

Tails

Rams

Rams

35

Tails

Giants

Ravens

36

Heads

Rams

Patriots

37

Tails

Buccaneers

Buccaneers

38

Tails

Panthers

Patriots

39

Tails

Eagles

Patriots

40

Tails

Seahawks

Steelers

41

Heads

Bears

Colts

42

Tails

Giants

Giants

43

Heads

Cardinals

Steelers

44

Heads

Saints

Saints

45

Heads

Packers

Packers

46

Heads

Patriots

Giants

47

Heads

Ravens

Ravens

48

Tails

Seahawks

Seahawks

49

Tails

Seahawks

Patriots

50

Tails

Panthers

Broncos

51

Tails

Falcons

Patriots

52

Heads

Patriots

Eagles

53

Tails

Rams

Patriots

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